Soccer-Southgate says England 'totally united' in taking a knee at Euros


FILE PHOTO: Soccer Football - World Cup Qualifiers Europe - Group I - England v Poland - Wembley Stadium, London, Britain - March 31, 2021 England manager Gareth Southgate reacts Pool via REUTERS/Catherine Ivill/File Photo

(Reuters) - England will continue to take a knee during the European Championship and ignore any "adverse reaction" to taking part in the anti-racism gesture, manager Gareth Southgate said on Saturday.

Boos could be heard from sections of the crowd at the Riverside Stadium when players took the knee before England's friendly win over Austria on Wednesday.

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